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Sixteen players started the $7,500 national match play open at Lake Merced in San Francisco. Leo Diegel defeated Sid Harmon and R Asami to reach the quarterfinals, while Billy Burke edged T Miyamoto and Jimmie Thompson to advance. Ronnie Espinosa upset Olin Dutra and Frank Walsh to reach the quarterfinals, with Willy Cox, Johnny Golden, Willie Goggin, and Frank Morrison also advancing in tight matches.
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San Francisco
Lake Merced
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Sid Harmon
Salt Lake City
R. Asami
Yokohama
Japan
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Johnny Golden
Norton
Conn
Willie Goggin
Golden
Dewey Longworth
Oakland
Goggin
Willie Hunter
Monte Bello
Coaches Gather In Huron Next Monday
Athletic instructors of Central South Daw kont will meet in Huron Monday for their monthly dinner at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. The Monday night sessions replace the prior Wednesday meetings due to mid week winter basketball activities. Frank Coffey announces the group, which formed in September and now includes many coaches in the region. Ward Hi Bell of Huron college serves as president.
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Central South Dawkont
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Frank Coffey
Huron High School
South Dakota
Ward Hi. Bell
Huron College
Cavour Merchants Form Town Team For Games
Cavour town sponsors a new basketball team the Cavour Merchants with players Jerry Corrigan Thomas Corri Frank Martin Glen Atz G Brinkman Leo Delvaux B Landrigan T Jackson D O Boyle L Foster and James Fuller all Cavour High School graduates. Manager Corrigan says town teams welcome dates. They opened with a 23 to 16 win over Carthage Eagles.
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Cavour Town
Cavour
Cavour Merchants
The
Merchants of Cavour
Jerry Corrigan
Thomas Corri
Frank Martin
Glen Atz
G. Brinkman
Leo Delvaux
B. Landrigan
T. Jackson
D. O'Boyle
L Foster
James Fuller
Carthage Triumphs In Narrow Win Over Winfred
In a Friday night clash at Winfred, Carthage edged Winfred 18 to 17. Cooper led Carthage with eight points, Hall top-scored for Winfred with six, and a late field goal secured Carthage the victory with only thirty seconds remaining. Westall refereed.
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Carthage
Winfred
Hitchcock Beats Cavour in Doubleheader Narrow Wins
Hitchcock and Cavour high school teams battled hard in Hitchcock with the locals edging the visitors 17 to 18 after leading at halftime. Martin led Cavour with seven points while Hitchcock balanced scoring with Glaze Harme Meyne and Salquist contributing for the home team.
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Hitchcock
Cavour
Martin
Glaze
Harme
Wac
Meyne
Salquist
Beall Twins
Teasing reception for two at the position ceremony
A local event honored two individuals who received receptions for their roles. The ceremony highlighted their contributions and announced continued involvement in upcoming duties. Community members gathered for brief remarks and a small reception following the formal acknowledgment.
Diverse high school basketball scores reported across towns
A roundup of game results lists numerous matchups with final scores including Chamberlain over Plankinton 14 to 10, Lake Andes 21 Wagner 11, Geddes 33 Plankinton Trainers 16, Aberdeen 77 over Webster 12, and many others across South Dakota towns such as Vermilion Alcester Waubay Harrold and Pierre Indians among the featured scores.
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Chamberlain
Plankinton
Lake Andes
Wagner
Mt. Vernon
Hopper
Geddes
Freeman
Olivet
Kennebec
Hamii
Scotland
Tyndall
Alexandria
Fulton
Howard
Fedora
Madison
Salem
Beresford
Centerville
Cathedral
Sioux Falls
Freeman Junior College
Brookings
Arlington
White
Vermilion
Alcester
Waubay
Aberdeen
Webster
Faulkton
Seneca
New Effington
Sisseton
Westport
Bath
Pierre Indians
Harrold
Pierre Indian
Harrold Juniors
Garretson
Dell Rapids
Chester
Colton
Forestburg
Lane
Gregory
Fairfax
Pukwana
Gann Valley
White River
Presho
Tripp
Tabor
Platte
Bonesteel
Big Ten Basketball Night Sets Busy Schedule Across Ten Teams
Chicago December evening features nine Big Ten games as Northwestern defends title against Southern California. Indiana at Notre Dame, Michigan welcomes Michigan State, Ohio State faces Missouri, Purdue meets Washington University, Illinois plays Saint Louis University, Minnesota vs Oklahoma A&M, Iowa hosts Carleton, Wisconsin opens season after 30 to 18 win over BYU.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southern California
de Paul
Bradley
Peoria
Iowa
Ohio State
Missouri
Columbus
Indiana
South Bend
Notre Dame
Michigan
Michigan State College
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Washington University of St. Louis
Lafayette
Ind
St. Louis University
Ilinois
Champaigh
Boilermaker
Illini
Minnesota
Oklahoma Aggies
Carleton College
Iowa City
Orly
Wisconsin
Brigham Young University of Provo
Utah
Green Bay Crowned Pro Football Champion
Columbus December 12, pro football authorities announced no postseason game will be played. Green Bay earns the championship with 11 victories and two defeats, while Portsmouth finishes with 11 wins and three losses.
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Columbus
Joseph F. Carr
Portsmouth
Green Bay
Swimming Meet Hosted by Wesleyan Today
Dakota Wesleyan University hosts a varsity versus Sioux Falls M. C. A. swimming meet at Morrow gymnasium. Events include diving, 20 yard freestyle, breaststroke, 10 yard freestyle, backstroke, 40 yard freestyle, and 160 yard relay. Wesleyan relay team stars Melvin Bauman Homer Carhart Carl Loock and Malcolm Frost with Victor Bauman Frneet Carhart and Marshall Miller in other events.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Sioux Falls ¥. M. C. A
Morrow Gymnasium
Dakon Weslean
Melvin Bauman
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Homer Carhart
Carl Loock
Aberdeen
Malcolm Frost
Victor Bauman
Ft Morgan
Frneet Carhart
Marshall Miller
History Bound To Be Repeated Today At Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles reports that 75 000 fans will witness USC facing Georgia at Olympic Stadium. Howard Jones to meet Harry Mehre in a classic clash of one of the coast’s best teams versus a fast, surprising Bulldog squad. Trojans rely on Pinckett the blocking halfback and Vernon Smith is Georgia’s threat as a pass receiver and return man.
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Faul Zimmerman
Los Angeles
Olympic Stadium
University of Southern California
Georgia
General Sherman
Athens
Troy
Sherman
Howard Jones
Pacific Coast
Harry Mehre
Hector
Achilles
Pinckett
Vernon
Calfish) Smith
Howard Takes Two Wins Over Fedora
Howard boys defeated Fedora 10 to 8 in a low scoring game with Albert Reiff scoring six and Peterson four for Fedora. Howard girls edged Fedora 24 to 20 as Stock tied with Reese for scoring honors at 13 and 12 respectively.
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Fedora
Howard High School
Howard
Albert Reiff
Peterson
Howard Girls
Fedora Girls
Stock
Reese
Cage Prospects at Spearfish Normal Face Doubtful
Spearfish Normal's basketball prospects appear doubtful as Coach Paul Rose drills a squad for a ten game schedule. Eighteen men report for practice, only four lettermen return, and new material shows limited promise with veterans Lodge Wolvington Liston and Keene available. A charity game before December 18 is sought in addition to the conference slate.
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Western Spearfish
Spearfish
Paul Rose
Lodge
Wolvington
Liston
Keene
Rose
Aberdeen High Opens Season in Double-Header Wins
Aberdeen High defeated Waubay 28 to 18 and Webster 27 to 42 in a season opener double header. Waubay led 10-9 at halftime as all three teams struggled with passing and shooting amid rough play.
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Aberdeen High
Waubay
Webster
Aberdeen
Bonilla Beats Wolsey 24 to 15 In Thriller
Bonilla high school won a hard fought game over Wolsey 24 to 15. Bonilla led 14 to 7 at halftime. Miller was Bonilla's standout performer while Eshler led Wolsey in a losing effort.
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Bonilla
Wolsey
Bonilla High School
Miller
Eshler
Iroquois Chiefs Rout Erwin In Tight Hoops Battle
Iroquois topping Erwin 17 to 2 in a hard fought game. Girls also beat Erwin 20 to 17 in curtain-raiser. Schedule shows 13 games plus two tournaments ahead for Iroquois high school, with many league trips through February.
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Troquois
Bernard Valder
Erwin
Iroquois
Chiefs
Cavour
Hitchcock
Frankfort
Lake Preston
Willow Lake
Oldham
de Smet
Bancroft
Troquala
Wolsey
Kingsbury County Journal
Dempsey Exhibits In Minnesota Exhibition Night
In St Paul Dempsey boxed four rounds with Art Lasky and one round each with Jack Roper and Angus McDonald before a crowd of 10 360. No knockdowns occurred. The Feb Kin Tut Billy Petrolle match had drawn 14 249 attendance.
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Minnesota
Dempsey
ST. Paul
Jack Dempsey
Rl2
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Jack Roper
Chicago
Angus McDonald
Winnipeg
Don George Loses to Gus Sonnenberg in Toronto Bout
In Toronto last night Gus Sonnenberg 209 of Boston won a two hour wrestling match by a split decision over Ed Don George 217 of Buffalo after each took a fall. Sonnenberg opened with a flying tackle in 61 minutes, George answered with a 92 minute second fall after dazing him with tying mares. Sonnenberg suffered a ruptured eardrum but returned to finish the final minutes and edge the decision.
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Don George
Gus Sonnenberg
Toronto
Deco
Boston
Ed Don George
Buffalo
Sonnenberg
George
Kelley Says Bush May Head Millers
Minneapolis dec 12 Donie Bush will become manager of the Minneapolis baseball team next year if he does not buy the Toledo club Mike Kelley Miller manager said Kelley who is part owner of the local American Association club said he had reached a definite agreement with Bush to also become a stockholder if the Toledo deal falls through.
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Kelley
Bush
Millers
Minneapolis
Donie Bush
Basbball
Toledo
Mike Kelley
Miller
American Association
College football trips point to rail relief in 1932
COL. JOE O'GOOFTY notes the season's end and suggests railroads may seek government aid. He lists Oregon and Georgia squads touring major cities from Seattle to New York, Florida to Los Angeles, with Pop Warner's Stanford trip from Palo Alto to Boston. Tulane faces Pasadena after the New Year game.
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Col
Joe O'Goofty
Pop Warner
Stanford
Palo Alto
Boston
Florida
Syracuse
Los Angeles
Tulane
Pasadena
Rail League Opens with Ebert and Gillespie Victories
Competition opened in the newly organized . &N. W. railroad bowling league with Ebert's Tank Cars scoring a slam over Teuper's Box Cars and Gillespie's Gon dolas taking two games from Spang's Flat Cars.
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Ebert
Gillespie
Onida Hands Agar First Cage Upset
Onida High School outplayed Agar in the second half to win the cage game after trailing 5 to 6 at halftime. Crawford led Onida with seven points while Wiedeman topped Agar with four. In the preliminary clash, Onida juniors beat Agar juniors 12 to 5.
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Onida
Agar
Dee
Onida High School
Agar Cagers
Ager
Crawford
Wiedeman
Agar Juniors
De Smet Easily Beats Bancroft In Home Court Clash
De Smet high school routed Bancroft 26 to 6 in the second half after a 18 to 2 halftime lead. Smith starred for De Smet while Jencks led Bancroft. Coach Ralph Voyen used reserves after the first quarter, and the defense held Bancroft to two points in the opening half.
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de Smet
Bancroft
Ralph Voyen
de Smet High School
Macgeere
Smith
Jencks
Prisoners Hunted After Jailbreak Near Wasta South Dakota
A 25 man posse pursued three escapees from Pennington County jail as they fled through badlands near Owanka and Rapid City. The stolen car was abandoned after gunfire at 2:30 am and the trio, George Johnston Owanka William Bender Rapid City and Francis Weaver Rapid City, were sought with one man, Morrell Livingston, still at large. Tracks showed no injuries and snow hid further clues.
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Wasta
Badlands
Here
Pennington County
Cheyenne River
George Johnston
Owanka
William Bender
Rapid City
Fraancis Weaver
Marreil
Livingston
Hot Springs
Sheriff's Office
Groton Falls to Bristol 28 14 in Local Showdown
Groton high school suffered a 28 to 14 defeat to Bristol's balanced basketball squad last night. Bristol jumped ahead early and maintained control throughout the game, securing the win on their home court.
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Groton
Bristol
Groton High School
Jumping star plans divorce and marriage in San Francisco
Ethel Catherwood McLaren, holder of the world record for the women's high jump, announced plans to divorce James McLaren of Toronto and wed Byron Mitchell, 24, of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Ethel Catherwood McLaren
James McLaren
Toronto
Byron Mitchell
San Fran
Cisco
Denver Business Men Form Active Art Club
A chance meeting of two Denver business men led to the Denver Business Men's Art club now with 31 members. Over 40 canvases by members of the four year old group are on display, with works shown at the Chicago Art Institute and the Milwaukee Journal gallery. The businessmen, acting as artists pro tem, spent Saturdays sketching in parks or mountain canyons.
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Denver
Denver Business Men‘s Art Club
Chicago Art Institute
Milwaukee Journal Gallery
Regional hockey playoff set for Minneapolis in December
The Junior Association of Commerce announced a sectional play off for United States hockey representation in the 1832 Olympic games to be held in Minneapolis December 28 23 Nine states have qualified to send teams North and South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Montana and Minnesota leading contenders listed with several spellings off for Danvis and Kata misreads.
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Inneapolis
United States
Paris Maintains Bright Nights in City of Light Claim
Paris officials decide Place de la Concorde and the Am Triumph shell will stay illuminated each night keeping Paris’s boast as the city of light alive. The measure preserves nightly lighting amid debates on municipal candle usage and urban glow standards.
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Paris
Police Band Uniforms Funded For Havana Police
In Havana city authorities announce purchase of uniforms for the police band. The project aims to properly equip musicians and officers, ensuring a cohesive appearance during public events and ceremonies.
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Havana
Peter Trind
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